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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 15, 1912 · page 2

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Liked ills Trust Control ideas
Four Months- Ago, But how

 

 

 

this, accurate film”! we have not;
and it is hard to overstate what this
tact means in the way of handicap to
us and of sdviiitsse to Germany.

My sills! concern is with the wel
is" at the little man; but of course
we mist do VVVgVu'sticeVV to all. Otherwise

tibial rapidly for any one.
Wags, and r to encourage legit-
- liable and at gusiness at the

some tlime thi we‘ War against busi-
ness crookedness and business injua.
tice. The great mass of business is,
of course, done by SW” whose business
is either small or of moderate size,
and these men stofsn element of ur-
culculublc strength to the Nation.

 

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IAIIS‘A RAP AI ‘Ilii
IIIIY Ylllili NEWSPAPERS

Energy Spent In Fighting

 

 

Roosevelt has an editorial article in

NiI W YORK, March lair-Theodorsi

The avenge American business man

 

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Bridgeport We; l Bridgeport Advertisements

Cite E. dill. Evan (immunity.

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yellow tom down No.1” took
the zone tally WW awful
menace of yellow fever, but believing
that with our intelligence and energy
we could stamp it out; and we” did.
We did not hesitate to tabs can be
cause of the unsanitary nonunion at
Havana. We had themuralo and the,
faith to believe that we couidI‘icorrect
it; and we did. in just the same way
our people realize that the trust prob-
lem is a big problem. but that they,
the people, have the hard common
louse necessary to solve it. it will
not solve itself. The people must

 

 

SILKS OF DISTINCTION AND QUALITY.

Still they arrive from day to day, and the Department
overflows with beauty and richness.

 

Iis honest. and is Just as desirous of,

obeying the law as is any one of his
.Vicllow- citizens. Yet many of the mid-
Idle-sized business men nowadays,
Vseut system of chaos of business law
as preferable to a system of ordered
I supervision and control under

Iwe would secure definite-noes of lcgnli

policy for all ”buslncss and would

75 PBI‘. Cant (ll Our Time andI guarantee to big business proper treat. I are unable to find out In advance uliat
meal as an incident of exacting prop Itllo law Is
Isliouid be absolute clcnrness of

or behavior from It The policy 1
advotatc would tell for tho permancni

‘manding more voice in affairs indus-
Itrlai no less than in affairs political.
‘Our opponents bclievc that the people
V‘when they come to
whichltrade agreements, are

"Ive it! And they must solve I! b.“ Rajahs. Again to tlic'I'nrc. 'l‘lic gcuuiuc Rujnhs,
inslztian on “dj‘l’g‘zudemeVbth ”ng rough, heavy—threaded, (lriculal in wcavc. 'l‘liosc \vliu
owgonlgan econ conro. - V. -I. V V . . .. .
our opponents of rcactimrury habit bought Rajah Vscuruletasnus who vvill VitllltllllthVl lllt
Imuko no mummy In", ”people are de- trademark, a proton: at “.\l_v Lord, the l‘.lt'lrIlaIll, licor—

ing a richly caparimucll IIIIvIIIaII containing ilic Rajah,
no doubt clad in lustrous ~silk. In tho nctv line just rc-
ccivcll arc it‘ll attractivc L‘IIIHI'F. 27inch“ \\'IIIt’, $1.00.
make noccssai'v
puzzled lest
they may find that they have unwit—

tingly tiarrsgrcsscd tho tau; and Ilicy

Natural Pongees, wuvcu in .\Iricricu, vchv stylish and
a little more lustrous than t'liiucsc 'l'ongcc. but shower-
proof, iiIiii—spoltublc from \vutcr. {Juiic \viilc, 45 iuclrcs,
$1.59. .

Changeable Taffctas, in Ilésiiuclivc patterns. l.)ct‘iIchI-
ly they are nI‘IvclIics. for thc mim- t'illlll)llliillllll.< :irc uu-

'lhcie
the
and tlicrc should be a competent

This is all wrong.

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wmsr PARV1IY iN MERIDEN.

 

South Norwalk Ladies Secured Two

Prizes.

Villas, of Meridcn a irequcnt \lsitor ih

 

 

West street, South Norwalk, secured
the first prize, uhile Miss Edith IL.
Bartlett, MI Merldcu whom Mrs. Lyon
took the second prize, audit-
M‘rs. Huntington, the alien's trophy,“
it Was an afternoon of full and India

is visiting,

I Tuesday site-radon Mrs. Walrvir “Eur—j

Mn, gate a luncheon in honor of herilong to be remembered bv all prose’ni
MBA, M188 Frank F Huntington. all Mrs. Henry C Shel-er is now a social

Crescout Terrace, South Noraailt The

ioi’ Mrs. Furnias also.
Vtabie decorations Vand favors were sea-

 

tunable being green for SI PairicltIWEDNEsoAv AFTERNOON WHIST

and old Erln' s [sic Light from greenl CLUB.

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the current issue of The Outlook on Ipmspcrity M the entire “0M“ “WI adininistiatlic body “3 do f0? “I"
titled “The Conservation of Business, i nears world. and it is opposed by theI\ world of industrial production what
”shall We Strangle or control “3--igrcat New York dailies which spenkillle Inter State U ommcrce Commission
“ is in part, as follows. for wall Street because they are cou- has done for the world of industrial
in my speech at Columbus I‘ tried to I «cured with general prosperity 0an Viirunaportation. it should be the pol-
dew-lop [“0 main “n“ of thought” Iscroudarily. their prime interest be- icy of the Government clearly to de-
amp that u“. people must govern 1 lug to prevent the efficient control oi‘V ‘iiuo and punish wrong doing, to givc
{heinfiplyeg' that, they have a right to: the big trusts that do prong; and they in advance full information to Her)
rulr, and that “9 must obtain social , would rather run the risk of sacrinc: man Just what he can and just shut
and industrial Justice through genuine ‘ “I“ ”1“ general prosperity thun soc aV hc Cannot lcsaiil do.
popular goicrnment; and, second, thstiiholollflh and real control of hi' husl The sinali business man and the
our aim must be to control business, In?" middieslzed business mail must con-
not to strangle. it. in other wordsI “but ““8 .Illfll happened in 0"!ll19f"'thIcl their business under the law and
Just as we aim at the conversation of ' “011 Will! “30 3118” Trust is most in» must act justly. This is also true of
our “gym.“ resources and at the m" IVsiiuciivc During my Administration the big business man. But. in'his casc
narration of the manhood, uornuuliood‘ “m" against the 0“ and Tobacco I there I“ an added dill." 011 the part 0A
and chlldhod of the ppmueV no m,§’l‘rusts were begun, under the Anti- the Nation and tile several States.
must aim at the consecration that is, | ““SI A" M the lime. in repeated There must be over big buslnt’b‘s a
at, the wise control and dmwlopmemgmcssngesio Congress and in spccclus, control and supervision by the x“.
of the business upon the existence of I explained ml“ the A‘l‘ITNW ”W V “00 (0? If nevi-'ssnm bi llle Stutel
which the mogwrm of "WV whole pm,Iwua not sufficient: that only It Hide which are unnecessary as regards
In bumneaslcuuld be accOmpiished under it; that Vsmali business The people of the
:- whut was needed was circctive super country are not afraid of the mere
vision and contioi,‘ by some cmnpo size of a business enterprise proildcd
ods hits as m, conserve our Iorces, ,teut administrative governmental au‘Vit is honestly organized and honestly
our streams, our. natural resources. I‘m“ mer ”1‘“? great COTPON‘UODS managed; but they are afraid 01. and
The “tree gleat classes of the Arne ' The Republican party, in 1:5 plmV. will no longer tolerate, exploiting the
rican community are the farmers. the ”I form of four fem go. in speaking or public for the promoters oerwiit Our
w-age workers. and the businesa mcn, I the Sherman Muhdeclarcd as follow; luvs today do not prevent over capi-
big and little. it Is essential that hill Experience has shown that its cf- inflation or the flagrant abuse of
three shall prosper, It is esxcntiuiV focllvenass can be strengthened and power in exploiting "19 business of

his so V'lalgell depends.
will must censorvo ideas, conserve e
deletion, Vtonacive up to date” meth-

 

usual, and each is l)tll‘(lCl't'il “Ill! black satin blinds, llllt'il
with white.

Jasper

Grccn and black

Wisiaria and black

Navy and black

I’laiii black

Soft-finished Tafictas.
tiful fabrics, Ill cvchv muccii'uinlc slimlc.
with golden’ lights. blucs of tlic scu and sva. gray of rock
an linclicii, old rosc, rcsctlzr. il'lfl llliiil)‘ ilm'cl cmnbinntimis,
such as uanv. with a liuc oi curt-raid or inn with
lines or figures of nirictthsi. litmug‘ll to please all tastes.
24 inclics \vidc, $1.00 a yard.

46 inclics \viIlc,
$2.00 a yard.
5 yards in each.

,\u abuiulaiicc of those beau-
.lrmvus aiul tans

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WILSON DRESS HOOKS.
Remember the Introduction Sale.

Every person bringing this adverti3cment to our No-
tion Department before closing time on Saturday evening,
the sixteenth, will receive free a card of Wilson Dress
Hooks, which sells at mc. . '

('cuicr t‘tiuiiicr. main floor. ‘

 

CLEARANCE OF COMFORTABLES.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

candles with similar colored shades.

luncheCu in

courses.

It hich w as sari ed

~ by the guests and Mrs F. S .l.ion, of

For Saturday

Mrs. Howard Wilcox of

follows:

Vsccoud; Mrs. Wilcox. third

 
 
 
 

 

HOSiE‘RY always has a prominent place, with NECKWEAR a close
- second.

 

HOSiERY
l"i'Il' lloys and Girls.
“Buster Brown"
For Men and Women.
“Cadet" Hose
r‘iirc. Mcdlum, lViouvv
(lira's' and liars
(loose and Medium
[.zirliis'V and Gent 5
Not-ase‘mé '
A Mllllol‘ Hose for lien and
Whore a.
A Popular Price is 15c, 2 for 25¢
Heavy or Light \‘.'cighi for
boys and Girls, Ladies or
,Men.

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NECKWEAR

Floral Pieces at. . . .25c and 50c
Jabots at ........... 25 and 50c

Butch Collars at ....25c to $1.00
RIBBONS

Plain at.......V ............ 10c

Pic. In at ........... . ...... 15c

Plain and Fancy at ........ 25c

BARGAIN SAVLEVOF EMBROID-

 

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llillsidel
furnished the only illumination for tbe' Plane, entertained the Wednesday Af-I
Si.\V ternoou Whlst Club, this week. Tire

lirophieu were awarded as
Gifnes and "1115iC were Indulge-d in Mrs William Baker. first; \‘lis. White,

 

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that there shall be a more equitable
di\ision of prosperity than has been,
the case in the past. But there canV:
be no division of prosperity unless the' I
prosperity is thclc to divide; and

 

it is the cxtrcmcs in life, whcrcvoifi

unyuherc else Our people will no
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pecuulurv advantage.
treme
mischievous extreme is when a simi-
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strictly a moral question and the com; trust magnates have greatly ”03de Strangle business instead of coutroll- real control which would correct cxils

plying in a technical manner with a. I ‘Thp second is that the company waicli ing it ought to be evident. in the first and vet promote
technical point in a law so obscure has just declared a dividend of twen- placa ‘0 ””39 “'110 “0‘18”” lllt‘ busl‘ course them are exceptions.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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as wIVIVaHmVaroN am,

careful corseting, because to have a. smart looking

fanny be. Choose from various models, including the
best styles of the best makers, fitted by a skilled cor-
sellers, with regard solely to your interests and not

the interests of any manufacturer
Our stock contains Corsets from 50° to ”m. .
' ” models atoz 50 and up titted free at charge: altera- ; a
ticss when necessary at little cost. V .»

Let us show you bad no you to Just the right inad-
cl for your indenallleguVrVVe.

The N a: RYAN C0

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New Spring Corsets u,

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gown and chic appearance, you must first look to the H

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produce a stylish figure, no matter what your build ll

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The busiucss question is

 

Ithat. scarcely any two men agree as

 

 

about Iwentyflvc per cent. in promot-

wiiilc such a formidable competitor.
as Germany is doing exactly the re-:

Europe and sec the enormous strides

ting without realizing that our com-
mercial supremacy is being challeng-

 

ctuutry; I believe this is especially
true of the oncoming generation of
business men-those who are Just
about to take the helm and
commercial destiny of this country In

V from close observation that they have' Vniuchlns, common. I my:

I no equals anywhere: but they must be m" laont M

, told in plain English when they' can his question,
‘ and what they «snot do. Once given not mind tact:

 

its real objects better attained ”by.
such amendments as will give to
the Federal: Government greater sup
ervialou and control over and secure
Vgrcater publicity in the management

i0 my proposal Then it Vplucked up

” ' “u find them that causes mistihiul' bean and inspired and entered upon merely ‘0 the effort to plollibit all
its n Izlmimisn of violent denunciation or mum'w‘mm “"1 ”lefebl l0 WSW“

nic. lV
When such a state or affairs results

uiuied potential power that enables a from a Slmcssl‘ul suit undcr the Anti. manner

Trust Act it is small wonder that

. in strong position to put up prices and Vi all Street regards the act with dcri “‘3 m” ““5 0" “‘WOWU’ and ”‘9 “lie-I
Isquccze the consumer for their own skin and turns its batteries on me for In theory the ultra opponents 0‘ “or"

This is one exUWy proposals would result in a rigid “mm“

Another and almost equally control which would absolutely not Ii 0‘ strangling business This “'0 “id 0’1

stop to these antics. There are two
incidental facts in connection with
the transaction which it is well to

other. fo‘r personal prestige m- 5.an abolished p)- the Supreme Court, not or alarming all business. and has not terauccs that Ibex
by so cutting and sloshing prices us‘bccuuso of its size, but because of its me" successful 3“ ”Binds MOWURNY their minds to light the effort at just ,
to bring failure in their units or else had conduct ; and apparently the 'pun .and ““1me controlling ”‘0 Ve“ 00mm] 0‘ ”I8 business
. a serious reduction or wages—aaiidVlshmeut" has fallen only On the con 'klnd“ 01' bit! DHSIM‘BB Which it is mostI they, prefer a policy or pretc
. Icither brings misery and want 10 the, camera of the oil and the tlnintormed , urgently necesaux v thus to control.

Vsniull outside stockholders while theI

iv uinc millions is the company on I

Vto exactly what it means, will nevchalvlilch Judge Landis inflicted a line of business man “"0” welfare “9 must TflT-Blghted as to 386 film in the 1011.!
.' V permanently satisfy ire people. for it substantially the same amount. What “W” “"9 “109” “i “9““ ““d I“ “in it "ll-V8 ‘0 be “we” and “m it as the appearance of [lie summer fun-
lcorrects none of the immoral practices an outcry that. fine excited amongV the "9’“ place When We consider the WI“ 1”“ ‘0 ml“ to 3' policy ”I ”“1 Ihered tenants of the various trees in
j Iof which the people complain.
I We are giving about scvcnty~ dive per What Joy there was among them When that ”’9 "0’31 Mi» bllslnfl‘i l‘Om'el‘nfl. I beliei c struiiule- It is curious to sec ‘ organ man. with the perpetual m- n-

thc professional friends of privilege!

cent. of our time to lighting among a Court or" Appeals overruled Judge and especially ”‘05“ “1'1"“ we “5“31'.
ourselves about ourselves, and only lLaudis! This particular company was '5' “meme 1“ 0“” mind” with WallVests and lilo IORSl W158 exll'e'lllfil (Isl-VI

capitalized fin~ one million dollars;

that it was excessive; and now a div
ldent almost precisely as great as the

verse. No min can travel through line is declared. Seemingly the court “I (and impotent) ““‘l‘mhluon ‘hm'e IJN'H Gdllt‘ah’d, and because they

was all powerful to save the Trust

‘ that. countries like Germany are malt-l from any punishment at all being lu-I The OUYIOOK “11 articu-
ITiusls the People and the Square'- rcal democracy for America because

flicted on it the Trust, for menu:
doing, but powerless to inflict any real
punishment when It the court, i,tself

corn to the Income
What our people want is that the
evils of bill: interests be eradicated

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served. I believe that our country is

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'or tie proposition of central, being” at‘ al, mental, and physical iibcr 0f ihc‘V
travel through Europe and through ’Ibeeame convinced that the rum that time alarmed us to the workings :aiernge American man and tho uv-ei

this countI‘y, and meet and talk withlreaily had been guilty at crave ml... of the Anti Trust Act, in view of morass American Woman; and we belicvc‘
the business men everywhere, and not conduct. Yet there are worthy people Siflndal‘d 0“ and TUIW'“) ”1M 09“ III“ we" ““0 been “d““m‘ '" “‘9 I street limbo mid these public mum»
be deeply lmpresed with the superior- who become panicostruclt when these .3100“.
it? In emf”. IPlfllllflence. resourceful— manila at unaided justicial action are Street In“ changed “5 mill“
V ness and general albaround executive instanoed in order on show the “(tea prepared to support the policy of hon been educated. I‘
ability of the men of our country as of more direct control by the people only and efficient hontrcl which 1 ad- I
compared with those 0: any other of the things which are of vital con.'Vocated rather than to see the ruin of Vperity based on Juslloewvn prosperity' spring which ”dogma the warmer

 

 
 
 
 

the people for the personal gain of a
few; and yet they threaten vague dis-
aster not merely to dishonest. but to
honest, business Lmiu ‘ncic ls ur~'
gent need that they should be made

For Friday and Saturday.
0 must have the room lllt’ht‘ t‘oinior'tablcs occupy»
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it is imperative, thcrcfurc ilic cut in priccs.

therefore it is to our interest to shape of that class of corporatioua engaged both more definite and more efficient Value 3,3275 I0? $1.75 Iliic only.
conditions so that business shall pios- :iu iuicr- State commerce having power I do not bane“? In making more 5‘" Value. $3.25 for $2.00 fivc Iicrc unlit.
per. Of course it cannot NFWEN' laud opportunityduo effect inauspolies.V °f “'1 ”3 ltsell ”mm“ m“ “1” “ml Value $3.50 for $2.25 two only.
ly prosper save on a basis of justicm I However, no law was passed in u'nquestionably carry the potentiality I Value $ for 9-”? o I I Imc uulv
justice to the business man from the 00111111109 With this declaration. The M ‘0 much KTIVE wrongdoing thaiV V l 3‘75 i ”"5 V V Il‘tll VVVVV
gpcople, and Justitc by the business Wits against the Standard Uil Trust ”“3"! “”0"“ IL" law I)? IV’YO‘ISIODI \_3 as $490 or VIZ-75 "‘m ‘ V I” '
' man 10 mo pcoule~lhat lg to mgV and the Tobacco Trust were nuiniuul made for the strict supervision and; Value $4.50 for {33.00 l\\'tl mil}. -
:. competitors, his customers and the It' 5000-98813”. For il moment Wall NGUIMJW 0! those great contents Value $4.75 I‘ll“ $3.25 itvnnanv.
‘ persons uho work for him for wages film'l wps much Manned. and turned that do an inter sun“ business Value $5.00 for $3.50 four of lllt's‘t.

it is idle to trust such regulation-

An assortment of colors, drain”) LTIlillllh. silknliucs and light
Silallt‘h‘ of cheesecloth.

Special P. N. Corsets. $2.00 Models for $1.00. (in mic
nowhx

the conditions or sixty years ago No-
thing can be accomplished in this;
Nor is it wise to trust only;
to a succession of lawsuits tor reiuovV»

Ellis 1m. Limb Compton;

 

have embarked on a process

itself be bad enough. But it is reir
dared still worse by the fact that suth
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t to fighting among themselves keep in mind The first Is that the The 8301110 BURMA? hill business 1185 root]; or indirectly controlled by Wall men, whose auxictl is to find out the
and wreak their vengeance on each Standard Oil 'lrusl ‘was (nominally) been successful chiefly to the extent street have shown by their recent at law and then to ii\c up to it.

FILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
Evidently" Your druggist will refund money i
use of luzo Ointment tails to cure any can:

'destrumlon which we, ltllOW to be of itching, Blind Bleeding Ol Prolruil
l0 goblet!) sham,ru rather than a. policy oi “‘3 P11“ in 6 I0 14 dill 3- 50¢

”m- ....~.._...... P”-..

SOME SIGNS OF SPRING.

 

have made up

The uuuiadom or eadeavorlng

OfVI

“we Scissors Grinder and Birds are Mak-
ncss situation as it ai‘l‘ecta the small Vure certain big businéés concerns soV, lag Their Appearances. V

As symbolic of the Corning of spring

prosperity.

 

'curious but ””9ch ”Idem fact control Instead °I to a policy or make the town, is the arrival of the hood-

1the worst of the. big business lntei-' key. and ,1“. scissorwsgrinder

Yesterday one of the latter was
Street have now evidently tome t0 Vtutors planing into one anothei‘sIVseen slowly wedding his w.” “’1‘“.

ling our foreign commerce and trade,‘lhe line was set aside on the ground ,the ”MIMI“ that they ”“1"“ ‘0 a hands and “"3“" '0 "7‘35““ the pro his clinging, (longing, hell up Wlst

:pollcv 0131““ Mill efllcient 001111‘01 cannot. llt‘ trusted. We believe that Iavouno, with an an.- as carci'rec and
more than they do to one of pretend Ithcy can be. Why? flcauge they absolutely lazy as could be imnaim‘d
by anyone, save those occasioned to
travel in the tropics.

The birds are coming slowly and a
Vuuinbcr of our summer colony have
returned from their trip to warmer
lands for the winter. But the hand-
organ mall-llt‘. is not yet. lbloat:
with the hand- organ mun uppeois the

thu faur months ago [ wrote in lure of the stuff that gives good m
on “The faults under education. We believe in

Deal," Wall Street was inclined to lav 'we have a profound faith in the mor-

Wullltrue stnse of the word as the men I clans have not come out of their Win-
it waslund “onion of no other untlon huve‘Vm. stations that early.
The very air of some of these
We must achieve a permanent pros-Imommm 1.0“..."th the odor of”

Obviously, llOWt‘Vol.

hotly bad and good business But lhc which must come by the wise and weather.
represcntatl’vea cf the worst kinds ofiresolute effort to control business by , The school bov is potting the hasc-

big business have now concluded that ! law. and especially by Hdminlfllmlhc pull fever-V another sign of the change
“his “16 and the advantages, the benefits, pro- the Standard Oil and Tobacco Trustslwm'k under the law. We must “MI in the seasons. The streets are Mind
lwere not really hurt by the decisionslpin our faith only to II. succession of with them playing amp-h» and “,9
”the immediate future. "1' my belief “De may for a straighttorwsrd, un- ,wintloed, that they were benefited. lawsuits, which under pretense of Vbat'k lots in almost cVEI‘y instance
These men care nothinltV arr honest strangling big business, punish real of-' lime ,m "Mum“ Fame of bail. “(In

benefit them, as In the case of the?
” .Iltsndsi'd.0ii Trust and the Tobaccol -llilious? Fool heavy litter dinner!
the same time are IIVI'i‘onsuo coated? Bitter tests? Coin-

‘ 'Ipsxioa ssilow! Liver needs wanna .
I “I“ I Wu”: "“1 tip. boss's polluters curs biiious d;

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